saving clause

He then couldn't resist referring to my opinion of myself, but added a saving clause.

It is important that you examine the applicable saving clause to determine if an exception applies.

Beyond that, the legislation contains a "savings clause" explicitly preserving current rights, remedies, limitations and defenses under the act.

The dissent pointed to a saving clause in the federal act which allowed states to determine how a contract or its clauses may be revoked.

The saving clause.

The application of the Treason Act 1800 was subject to a saving clause in section 2(2):

Saving clauses.

The court indicated that, despite a savings clause, the statute "reflects a desire to subject the industry to a single, uniform set of federal safety standards.

There is also a saving clause to allow member states to apply measures, compatible with Community law, to protect their legitimate interests outside the sphere of competition.

Articles indirectly acknowledges in a savings clause also that states may owe secondary obligations to non-state actors such as individuals or international organisations.

To avoid problems caused by incorrectly drafted legal instruments, practitioners in some jurisdictions include a "saving clause" almost universally as a form of disclaimer.

Savings clause (a) Violations Regarding Circumvention of Technological Measures.

He felt the majority's strongest argument was that the regulations contained a "saving clause" which stated that any issues not spoken on were not preempted.

However, most treaties provide exceptions to saving clauses that allow certain provisions of the treaty to be claimed by U.S. citizens or residents.

Despite this declaration, however, and other similar saving clauses scattered over his pages, some of Ruysbroeck's expressions are certainly rather unusual and startling.

Includes a savings clause that disallows a court from issuing an order that would harm DNS.

Unless,' Pancks added as a saving clause, 'I had a lingering illness on me, and wanted to get it over.'

While the savings clauses limited profit rates to 12 percent to 13 percent, Bell Helicopter was actually receiving substantially more than that, The Post reported.

I added this saving clause, in the moment of rejecting four richly caparisoned coursers which I had had wild thoughts of harnessing.

Austria and Germany have also stated that they intend to cite the saving clause in order to limit access to certain service sectors listed in the Treaty.

U.S. treaties contain saving clauses that provide that the treaties do not affect the U.S. taxation of its own citizens and residents.

The Savings Clause of the Constitution also allowed all existing law of the United Kingdom to remain in force in Barbados until changed by the Barbados Parliament.

If it weren't for those eleven saving clauses under the head of 'Deductions' I should be beggared every year to support this hateful and wicked, this extortionate and tyrannical government."

Everything honourable and soothing, every present enjoyment, and every future hope was contained in it; and her acceptance, with only the saving clause of Papa and Mamma's approbation, was eagerly given.

Justice Breyer, in his dissenting opinion, noted that the saving clause in the FAA left ground for individual states to determine how a contract or its clauses may be revoked. "